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Reviving Tennessee's Wine Legacy: Highland Manor Winery Leads the Charge in Fentress County
Discover Tennessee's hidden gem: the state's oldest winery in Fentress County is leading a revival of the local wine industry. With a history disrupted by prohibition, Tennessee winemakers are now cultivating a burgeoning scene, overcoming legal hurdles and aiming to rival famed wine regions.
Long-Lost Historic Volume Returns to Thomas Hughes Public Library After a Century
A long-lost literary gem returns to Historic Rugby's Thomas Hughes Public Library after a century. The 1870 volume, part of the original collection, was safeguarded by generations before resurfacing. Discover the journey of "Diamonds and Rubies" and its significance to America's oldest 19th-century library.
Inside the state's oldest winery: How Fentress County brought Tennessee wine back to life
JAMESTOWN, Tenn. — When people think of the best wine regions, their minds probably wander to France, Napa Valley, Spain, Italy, and the like. Few would consider Tennessee in that list currently, but grape growers and winemakers who live in the Volunteer State would love to change that. Much like a good vintage wine, they say Tennessee's "wine country" reputation just needs time to age into excellence.
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